Glasstech Asia / Fenestration Asia Online Conference 2021

Date: 23 March 2021

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Date: 23 March 2021

Glasstech Asia introduces the second edition of the online conference. Live on the 27th of April 2021, 3 - 6pm Bangkok GMT+7, the online conference features two segments - separately on Glasstech Asia and Fenestration Asia.

On the 27th of April 2021, Glasstech Asia is holding a free-to-attend conference with industry experts who will address the latest developments and trends in both the glass and facade sectors, covering:

• Manufacturing & Processing Innovations

• Digitalisation: The Evolution Towards A Smart Factory

• Architectural Designs: Design Trends of Post Pandemic Buildings

• Architectural Designs: Advanced Building Skins / Advanced Facade Technology

• Built Environment: The New Singapore Standards SS653 and SS654

REGISTER to secure your free virtual seat now. Join us in an immersive offline-to-online experience with leading speakers in the industry.

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www.glasstechasia.com.sg

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